Which Hummingbirds Are the Most Common in the USA?
The most common hummingbird in the eastern U.S., known for its bright red throat (males) and greenish body. They migrate between the eastern U.S. and Central America.
Found primarily in the southwestern U.S., particularly in Arizona. It has a black throat and a distinctively small, slender appearance.
Known for its vibrant pinkish-red throat and forehead, this species is common in California and the Southwest. It has adapted to urban environments as well.
This species is common in the Rocky Mountain region. Males are easily recognized by their broad, iridescent tail feathers and reddish throat.
A small but striking species found in the western U.S., it has purple throat feathers that shimmer in the light. It is one of the smallest hummingbirds in North America.
Known for its bright orange-red plumage, this species is common in the western and southwestern U.S., especially during migration periods.
Mostly found in the desert areas of the southwestern U.S. It has a vibrant purple crown and throat, making it easy to spot among other species.
A small, energetic species found in California. Males have bright orange and green feathers, while females are more subdued in coloration.